Vera Muratet – Tout Va Bien _alt_Daniel Jack Lyons – Like a River Maxwell that places the novel

Maxwell that places the novel within both the “stowaway era” of black cultural politics and McKay’s challenging career as a star and skeptic of the Harlem Renaissance

while watching slow-motion footage of hurling Rodriguez saw that within seconds the players would go through pushing

John Berger’s landmark Why Look at Animals

Kircher’s threaded visual voice speaks at the intersection of an internal monologue and a nuanced approach to documentary

Vera Muratet – Tout Va Bien _alt_Daniel Jack Lyons – Like a River Maxwell that places the novelTout va bien by Vera Muratet, bordering between art and photography, is not a book for children but by a 10 year old girl. Inspired by 19th century science books, it is a talking bestiary populated only by very young animals, in accordance with the secret affinity between portrait and self portrait. In the book, photographs by her father Myr Muratet provide a backstory to Vera's drawings. With an essay by Franois Chiron. 114pp, 11 x 15,5 cm Hard cover